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What a great October!

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What a great October!

October 29, 2018

As National Arts & Humanities month comes to a close, we’d like to thank everyone that participated in our Congressional Public Scholars Project initiative. From the Supreme Court to literature, from baseball to the Civil War, the programs were diverse and thought-provoking.

We’d like to send a special thank you to the participating congressional delegates. Many thanks to Congressman Donald Norcross, Congressman Tom MacArthur, Congressman Chris Smith, Congressman Rep Josh Gottheimer, Congressman Frank Pallone Jr., Congressman Leonard Lance, Congressman Bill Pascrell, Jr., Congressman Donald M. Payne Jr., and Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman.

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